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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The ivies + s + mit are going to eventually be 50+ international students Even if you take away the fact that academically these international students are light years ahead of US students, they are all full pay and often with considerable donations[/quote] Where are you getting this? Harvard has the same financial aid process for international and domestic students. Brown plans to move to need-blind admissions for international students with the class of 2029.[/quote] The need based admissions for international students will be from URM equivalent places and will not be in lieu of the financial source nations So what does this mean? Those that are seeking financial aid will be competing for a shrinking pot + those that are providing the financial source will have increasingly greater influence + demand from these colleges People often forget that the elite colleges operate their institutions much like successful business and hence why some of these ivies have greater wealth than most countries in the world (compare endowments compared to a country's foreign reserves). Harvard which has about 22k students has an endowment (again sourced from full pay + donations) is $53 billion which is about the same as the foreign reserves of Sweden or Netherlands and greater than any Latin American or South American nation except Brazil and Mexico That is just one country, Yale is $42 billion, Stanford $38 billion, Princeton $38 billion This endowment comes from tuition, donors and managed by investment managers, so full pay + donation student is inherently of greater value than somebody that is clamoring for financial aid[/quote]
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